Gummiez is Compound Genetics' cross of Jet Fuel Gelato and Peach Ringz, which puts candy and diesel on the same plant deliberately rather than by accident. Society C presses it as a solventless live hash rosin badder out of Michigan.
Candy and diesel on purpose
Jet Fuel Gelato brings the fuel. It descends from Jet Fuel crossed with High Octane, and it is one of the reliable ways to get solvent-sharp gas into a modern dessert cross.
Peach Ringz supplies the other half. It is Dying Breed Seeds' Marionberry crossed with Eddy OG, a cultivar with its own documented solventless history, and the peach note it carries is specific rather than generically sweet.
Reversing Jet Fuel Gelato onto a Peach Ringz mother produces a plant where both traits are intentional. That is a harder target than it sounds — most attempts end up with one note burying the other.
Society C's Michigan build
Society C launched in 2019 under Natrabis, built by Nick Simpson, Ben Puraj and Michael Thomas out of the state's caregiver market. The 54,000 square foot Orion Township facility opened in 2021 and includes an on-site processing lab.
The solventless line uses ice, water, heat and pressure only, pressed from single-sourced flower. Keeping cultivation and processing under one roof matters for hash — the shorter the gap between harvest and freezer, the more of the plant survives into the jar.
What live hash rosin badder means
The phrase describes a full chain rather than a single claim. Ice-water hash washed from fresh-frozen material, pressed with heat and pressure into rosin, then agitated through a cold cure until it sets soft and opaque.
Live carries a specific meaning: the input went into the freezer at or near harvest instead of onto a drying rack. Badder is only the finishing texture and says nothing on its own about what went in. Caryophyllene leads the terpene panel here, with limonene and humulene behind it.
Three similar names, three different plants
Grape Gummiez and White Gummy sit on the same shelves and share the vocabulary without sharing the genetics. Candy naming spread quickly across California and Michigan alike, and the words describe a flavour target rather than a family.
The Compound Genetics catalog behind this one is worth reading in full on the brand page — the house has become one of the breeders whose releases consistently reach the solventless market rather than stopping at flower.
Society C's own cup record
The brand took first place in Indica Flower with Spritzer and third in Non-Solvent Concentrates with Pastries at the 2023 Michigan Cannabis Cup.
The cup-winning press is on the Pastries page, and the parent cultivar's own jar sits on Peach Ringz Sugar.
Getting both notes out of it
A candy-and-diesel press is a fair test of temperature discipline. Run the nail hot and the peach vanishes first, leaving only fuel; run it cold and slow and both halves arrive in sequence.
That balance is the whole reason to buy a cross like this one rather than a single-note press. The rest of the case is indexed in the High Rise concentrate library.